Developer stories: DynamicLedger
Podcast|28 May 2026

Season five of our podcast, Grey Matter Talks Tech, puts the spotlight where it belongs – on developers and the software businesses shaping what’s next.
Introducing DynamicLedger
In the first episode of the season, host Sam Barnes, our Azure Solutions Specialist, is joined by Adrian Reason and Chris Holdt, co‑founders of DynamicLedger.
Together, they explore the real-world problem the platform solves, the technology behind it, and how Grey Matter’s partnership supports scalable, secure development with Azure and other tools.
DynamicLedger delivers enterprise‑grade Distributed Ledger Technology as a scalable, Azure‑native SaaS platform. It enables tamper‑proof data integrity, cryptographic audit trails and AI‑powered compliance reporting – giving organisations confidence in their data without adding complexity.
Hear DynamicLedger's story
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